Eclectic four-piece Henge are playing two Bristol shows in October

Eclectic four-piece Henge are playing two Bristol shows in October

Posted on: 30 Jul 2021

Catch an unmissable live show from the self-proclaimed 'alien ravers' in BS2 later this year.

 

Adventurous 'space-rock' outfit HENGE have announced two Bristol shows as part of a huge 2022 UK tour, set to perform twice at the Trinity Centre on Sunday 3 October.

 

Spreading a message of peace, love and unity, HENGE combine psychedelia, science-fiction and theatre to create a totally unique sound and truly unforgettable live experience.

 

Tickets to the band's matinee (15:00-17:00) and evening (20:00-22:00) Bristol performances are on sale now and can be found here.

 

 

Coinciding with the release of their eagerly-anticipated second album, ExoKosm, HENGE are embarking on one of their most ambitious tours to date, taking their space-rave oddity to more than 40 venues up and down the UK.

 

The album follows on from acclaimed debut project Attention Earth! to develop and further explore the band's leftfield output, described simply as 'Cosmic Dross'.

 

Ahead of their upcoming shows, HENGE have released brand-new, acid-flecked single 'Goldilocks', a love song dedicated to the so-called Goldilocks Zone - the habitable region around a star where the temperature is just right for life to evolve.

 

 

Speaking ahead of their tour and album release, HENGE frontman Zpor said: "With ExoKosm we offer a message of hope for humankind, a soundtrack for the joyful exploration of space.

 

"Turn your gaze to the stars and you will experience the thrill of discovering new worlds beyond your solar system. In doing so you will also learn to cherish the sacred soil of Planet Earth.”

 

If completely out-there gigs are your thing, HENGE are an absolute must. Catch them in Bristol performing live at the Trinity Centre on Sunday 3 September, with tickets on sale here.

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Article by:

Matt Robson

 

Editor - 365Bristol.com & LOUD Magazine
 

Matt is a Journalism graduate and writer, passionate about supporting Bristol music, art and independent business. Get in touch via email at matt@365bristol.com.